Here’s a brain teaser posted on X (formerly Twitter) by @Brainy_Bits_Hub, which challenges you to spot the odd one out. At first glance, the image shows a pattern of umbrellas- all looking the same.

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Your brain is asserting autonomy by resisting external demands. Self-doubt creates hesitation when you question your abilities. Starting means risking confirmation of your worst fears about yourself.

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Ashwin believes that the pattern can affect Sanju Samson's "mind." "If Sanju keeps getting dismissed like this, as a batter, the mind will be playing tricks.

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Scientists at the University of Cambridge in the U.K. have created a self-organizing, artificially intelligent system that uses the same tricks as the human brain to solve specific tasks.